A suit filed Tuesday in Washington federal district court challenges Justice Department secrecy when it comes to the public disclosure of Office of Legal Counsel opinions.
August 27, 2013 at 03:17 PM
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Check out the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel web page and you'll find hundreds of legal opinions, dating to 1992. Is that all there is? Not at all.
A suit filed Tuesday in Washington federal district court challenges department secrecy when it comes to the public disclosure of OLC opinions.
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